Lida Husik, Fly Stereophonic - 34m 3s

Tracks & Durations

1. Fly Stereophonic	2:17
2. Fade Sister Cool	2:35
3. Sharon Hill Shadows	2:08
4. Soundman	2:15
5. Cape Fear	3:13
6. Cafe Con Leche	3:01
7. Death Trip	1:53
8. Ein Symphonie Des Grauens	2:27
9. The Slide	2:57
10. Dead Poets	2:06
11. Chocolate City	4:07
12. Dancing Pants	4:57

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Review

Over six albums on four indie labels, Washington, D.C. native Lida Husik has explored wildly different corners of the musical map. She's dabbled in trip hop (1996's Green Blue Fire), psychedelic rock (1993's The Return of Red Emma), straightforward guitar pop (1995's Joyride), and now all of the above plus a touch of lounge exotica. Husik sings and plays guitar and keyboards on a dozen delicious and eclectic tunes, including the punning "Soundman," the Robert DeNiro tribute "Cape Fear," the autobiographical "Fade Sister Cool," and the loving homage to the boyfriend who makes her "Cafe con Leche." In fact, the whole album is a sweet and caffeinated treat. --Jim Derogatis

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